Farewell Behringer

[Labi]

After several years of using Behringer combos due to their low price I finally started gigging with a serious band which pays more money and finally got an Quantum QC310. I have calculated that very soon I'll be able to afford an even better and bigger amp but it has to be a Hughes & Kettner. I know that after using Behringer for a while any other amp will sound great but I fell in love with my Quantum and wouldn't want to experiment. This is the sound I was after and I'll stick to it. As for the Behringer, I am very thankful for being there when I was broke, but I also swore that I will never look at another Behringer, let alone use one.
Sorry 'bout this. Just needed to let it out.

[Floyd Eye]

Congratulations and if Guitar tube amps are any type of measuring stick, Hughes and Kettner is an awesome choice.

[mikeddd]

It's always a nice feeling and sort of a "weight off your chest" when you move up to better gear. Curious; you say you love the sound of your Quantum b/c it gives you the sound you wanted, but your next amp will be a Hughes & Kettner. What's up with that?

[Labi]

Originally Posted by mikeddd

It's always a nice feeling and sort of a "weight off your chest" when you move up to better gear. Curious; you say you love the sound of your Quantum b/c it gives you the sound you wanted, but your next amp will be a Hughes & Kettner. What's up with that?

Quantum is a Hughes & Kettner amp

[mikeddd]

Ah. Didn't know that. I know of H&K from their guitar amps but never really looked into them much...more of a Marshall guy back in my 6-string playing days. Thanks, congrats and good luck.